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GitH Collectors Office.
Gan antonio, 10. Ropember, 1885,. )
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ba6 bic fdotilde ab balorerH nno aopffteuer fnr
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Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
"BEEHIvE,"
3O6 MARKET ST,

The prolonged mild weather
has left US with too many goods.
Now for the consequence. We
to lose and you to gain.
Please read, reflect and profit
by the following quotations,
which arc from 10 to 80 per
cent. below value.
This is a determined effort on
our part to reduce our over
loaded shelves at once.
LOT NO. I is French Dress
Goods, particularly desirable,
but we have too many; reduced
from SSc to ooc a yard. In ten
shades, all good.
LOT NO. 2. Fifty pieces ol
Fancy Weaves, in new and
staple shades; were 37Hc.; new
price, 25c. a yard. s yards for
So instead OF S3.
LOT NO. 3. Thirty one
pieces Scotch Plaids, Ioc. a yd.
ought to be Isc. Will make a
nice school or knock.about
dress.
LOT NO. 4. lot OF 62Hc.
all-wool Cameps Hair Goods,
good shades, 3S in. wide, to go
for 37Hc. a yard; big cut.
LOT NO. 5. 100 pieces oi
Stripe or Plaid Velvets, very
fine quality; to be cut up for 81
"a yard.
We are selling loads OF Coats.
Wrap and Plush Goods for
Ladies and Children at unusual
ly low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

THERE is class OF people In every
community who, 1t seems, are never
better satisfied than when engaged In
circulating reports, which, for chArity's
sake, We will denominate exaggers.i .ions.
Wilmington Is mot free from this class
by any mesns, and they have not been
Idle since Is WAS known 0 week or 30
since .hA! case OF smallpox existed In
this city. This one case has been mag
nltsi into At least half o dozen, with
the fh s.ed ones In as many different
parts Of the city. II is, however, offi-
cialiy stated by Registrar Lee that
thers 10 not, neither has there been any
bat tho ons case, and that as soon rs 1t
Was reported Is WAS quArAn.ined and
every preoaution taken 10 prevent It's
spreading. This pAien. is nov almost
well. and there is no cause 20 fear tha.
the disease will get . foothold from this
source. Persons who oirculAte these
exaggerated reports have no idea o, the
amount OF injury they may do and
their idle gossip may be, In some In.
stances, the very means OF causing q
spread OF the plague, as IL ls . fact we'll
known that disease Is freq uently caused
by fright and the effects OF the Imssi.
nAaon.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

TIE CASE OF whitlock, the policy
writer, has bean disposed Of, and he hes
been sentenced to pay . fne Of $500 OF
suffer an lon prisonment OF three months.
When he came In yesterday, just after
the court had taken . recess, he said
that he had 0 statement 70 make, and
his case Was postponed until afternoon
to sford him every opportunity, but
the only thing he did Was TO plead
guilty end ask the court to be mercl-
fui on the ground thst he 10 not In the
business and never will be again. De.
tsc.ive Aiken was In court ready 10
testify against him In the event Of his
pleading mos guilty and standing .
trial. Nothing WAS le't undone by the
S;se taas would tend TO secure his
oonv!o lion, so 1t can truthfuily be said
shat from the frst his case was vigor-
ously prosecuted without fear or favor,
Notwithstanding the threats which he
had made Of being In possession Of facts
which wouli criminate certain city
OH jlGls and which he would divulgs In
the event OF bis case being pushed.
Hls case has been pushed, bat the
statement hiss not been made, and we
suppgse It will be In order now for the
msligners Of certain city offi ,isls" 10
ASSERT that they furnished the money to
pay bis 6ne and costs, 10 save them
selves.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

lowed BY soma Of the large industisi
sslablishmehss 70 OF th,sseity. The Mies
ownsrs hsvs, By driving the men In
tine LshiGh region 10 strike, limited ths
output o. . season OF the year vhsn
coal 10 nssded the worst, and thus
caused . great increase In tho prics.
This Ii . hardship that will fall the
heaviest on The ones who ere compelled
70 earn their bread BY the sweat OF
their brow, ~ those whose ciroumstan.
ces arc better, have their bins oil allied,
their entire supply for tbs winter hsv'
ing been laid In during the summer
month, when osal was cheap. We
hope that ct least some OF our large
firms may consider this matter worthy
OF their consideration.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
WArAm ahEISss

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FzlLADsaPaiA. TuesdAy. NOV Y, 1897.
We have kept this back
until we could get enough
made to supply even the
moderate rush that follows
such an announcement.
With hardly two alike, we
present to-day about 50
handsome Plush Wrappers,
probably never seen at less
than SIS and $40, that we
are able to sell for halt, O,
less than half.
AT only Nine Dollars
Think OF it! a newly made,
velvet ribboned, silk-faced
bewitching thing 10 soft, rich
Plush, and two of them for
alternate mornings, or Sun
days and week-day as you
please, at the usual cost OF
one!
Don't ask how it all comes
about. 1t is a marvel, one
of the queer upturnings oil
values that comes rouno
with the big wheels Of trade
that run to US here. AL
bargain roads run this wa,
ior cash and quick sales.
Here is another surprise
Ia Dress. All-wool, go &c
weight, stylish shape, silk
sewed, not q scrimp in max
ing, not a stint anywhere
fresh from the work,room
and the price IS. so!
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

CONGRESS WILL meet on the Hrsl
Tuesday In Decent Der. 1. 10 said tha,
Carlisle will bs elected speaker by the
unanimous vots OF the Democratic
party, Randall and his friesdshavins
oaved In. This 10 IN evidence OF the
strength Of the free trade wing OF the
party. Carlisle and his friends are In
the sscendepcy, they enjoy the patron
age Of the President and bis cabinet,
and 1t may be that the Senate 10 the
only buiwark between the people and
. revision oi the revenue laws, border.
Ing on free trade. The friends OF PRO-
teotlon may therefore see that they can
not with any degree OF oonsistcnoy con-
tinue 10 act with ths Democratic party,
and they must either abandon II or
sacrifice their own interests As well as
the prosperity OF the country.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
LABOR Troubles.

After Q meeting Of the striking
switchmen In Houston, Texas, on Sun
day night one OF the leaders said tha,
the railroad companies offer to give the
scale of prices demanded. but they In.
sist that the blacklist against JAmes
Calvin be raised. II this Is complied
With the STRIFE will end.
The strike At 0iiveI's nut and boil
factory. In Pittsourg, against shorter
hours and . reduction In pay. b a. ended
In favor Of the employers. The works
are again In operation with full force,
including large um Der OF the strikers,
who have accepted the frm's PROPOSE
tion.
A teles ram from New Orleans says
the labor troubles at ThibodeAux are
not over. For several days past white
and colored hands, working under one
shed. have been frsd upon By colored
strikers. Several we're wounded and
one died. The town is foil Of idle col
ored men, and each day they become
more audacious. The citizens have ap.
pointed . vigilance COMMITTEES.
In Galveston, Texas, Monday, United
States Circui: Judge Pardee Issued q
restraining order directed against strtk.
ing switchmen In the yards Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company .,
Houston, TO prevent them from inter
fering with the property OF the com pany
and from illuminating persons who
apply TO the company for employment
Writs directed TO IS strikers will be
served BY deputy marshal.
Victor T. Cole, who has been IN
Philadelphia since Thursday TO secure
first Glars JOB compcsitors for the lead
ing commercial printing houses o.
Chicago, said on Monday be had beer
succcseful In securing about fifty mer
| who were willing 10 90 West and tax,
the places OF the striking printers nov
| out on strike for nine hours work and
ten hours' pay. The number OF sppli
cants in Philadelphia Was about on,
hr rndred and Atty.
ALI the shoe factories IL the Manufsc
ture.s' Association Iesounced with tn
whirr Of machinery en- Monday II
Patladelphia, and many applicants 70
work were turne3 away, as their place
had been filed. The only local Assem-
| by or rather the only body OF men wh,
! siill a1nouncs themgeives on strike OF,
| the benchmen. The immediate effec
OF this peculiar break against Distric
Assembly No. 20 will be shown In tn,
locals under the jurisdiction Of the dis
trlct, some OF them being shoru OF hal
their members. Garfield Assembly
No. 1854, had previous 10 the strik,
| about 1850 members, the majority o
! whom Work IN the shops OF the Manu-
facturers' Asl o ,iationp. Very few o
these will keep up their mem bership.
| The meeting OF District Assem- bl,
No. 30, On Monday eyering. Was yer!
| quiet affair. The district resolved Il
allow the lAsters. who had already re
solved TO 20 back, to return to tkei
| Jobs.
While they have virtually declares
the strike OFT they have not itsaed an
such declaration, but have simply a.
lowed those who had already gone bac
TO 20 back.
A meeting of the employees OF Hayel
Murray & Co. was held On Monday an
new beneficial organization wa
formed. The firm subscrlbed 500. h
Laskey Was elected president, g F!pdl
secretary and James A. Hayes trea
| urer.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

TIE LAST Legislature o: New York
did wise act In passing . law that
makss 1t Illegal to heat cars by s.oves
after Msy 1T, 1888, and one that
should be followed by the Legislature
OF every STATE In ,he Union. The New
York Csnral Railroad CompAny has
provel .ha. II 10 feasible to hss. csrs
by steam, withou. danger, in case OF sn
accident happening 20 Q train, and
when the arrangements which this
company now have in nand are per.
feo.ei every railroad com psny In the
country shonld be compelled 10 use
them, or something equally safe, tha,
would be sure guarantee to traveller
that from the time they start on jour
ney until they reach their destination
there would be no danger OF their be-
ing roasted alive. The people, how.
ever, can, where there are competing
Lines, do much toward compelling
means OF safety, rs far - the hessing Il
concerned TO be adopted, by oesso wins
their patronage upon the line who's
managers show that they are willing t,
spend fe " dollars to insure the salet,
OF their patrons.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
TUESDAY, NOvEMBER 2e. 1887.
BoyoorrrNa has assumed Q ne

BoyCoTTING hiss assumed . new
phase in Chicago, rs instead OF stores
or m anu factories IL 10 now IN attorney
thA. has been boycotted. Mr.. Black,
who appeared % the counsel for the
ansrunists, 10 the victim, because, - .
mem Der Of the bar, he fulfilled his
sworn duty and defended them. We
caunot conceive Of any thing more
unjna or ridiculous, ~ no attorney
should refuse to defend anyone charged
with crime, unless he has abundant
and sufi silent reasons for 90 doing.
Evary man charged with crime is pre-.
sumsd to be innocent until he 10 proven
guilty, and no matter how guilty he
may be he 10 entitled to his defense.
In ,he case OF the anarchists, We believe
thGt Mr. Black WAS assigned By the
oour. for their defense, bat whether he
was Ut not IL vas . duty which he
owed to them and to himself 10 leave
nothing undone that would advance
their interests and save them from the
gallovs. A lawyer Is, In . certain
sense, an off ser OF the court, and -
spob en- ubtect 10 Its orders, onsequently
he osu be commanded to defend IN
sccused person, no matter what his
personal feelings may be In the matter,
and when he 10 20 assigned 1t Ii his
bounien duty 10 do every thing in his
po xsr for the defense Of his client.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

a PROSPECTUS has been issued ty
certain parties fer the publication Of
'Tne Sunday Republican," by "Tne
Sunday Rspu biicAn Publishing Oom-
pany" The mem bers of 'Tae Rspub.
liosu Publishing Company" wish 1t
distinctly unders.oo that thsy have
nothing whAtever TO do with the above
enterprise, and that they do most en-
phsti sslly object to the use OF that title
by any persons whatever, as they re.
gard 1t As an infringement on their
rights, rs we'll as oalculatei to mislead
the parties with whom they may make
business contracts.
They do not object to the pu blicAtion
OF . s lndsy paper by any parties who
may wish 20 engage In each enter prise,
but they are not willing that such per.
sons should use tiIle for their firm
that may lead 10 the supposttion that
she mem bers OF "rnS Republican Pab
fishing Company" are cooueoted with
1t. The above 1t 10 hoped viii Induce
the parties to change the title OF their
company without resort TO the law to
compel them TO do so.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
WKLMINssTVH sn aORrAKkH n. n

Time table In effect Nov 2o.h, 1887. Train
leave Wilmington (frsnoh st-eet) az follows
Fer Beading, birdspoto, Joanna, Spring
feid, WaynesburE Jpucgten, Manor, Potts
vflle, Tnngqus, Allsr & IN, Lebanon, wer
persvillo and all I,oinid On the Philadelphis
and Reading Il. L., T.Co .. N. and 2.kb p. m
For Springfield, Wsyresburg Juno
ton, CoatoGytlls, Embroeville, LenAps
Uhsdds FORD and DuPoLt's and intorms
diste points, 80 q. m, z ~, and IS D, m.
for Costesvilia and tntcrmsdiats points
at 90 q. m. 2 <b and t6 p. N.
For West Chester, Z 90 - m. ltb and %
p. IN.
For New Bridge and intsrmediste point,
$40 p. N. and on Saturday, ct 20 and II II
.. N.
I'm sunday for koading and intermediah
points, at oc q. m, and TOR Springns and
intermediate points At 3 Do p. n.
a. y. moCA AOSLAHD, n. h. HIBBARD,
AuDeyintendent t+enh p%sa. AH'N
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Hal
timore Railroad.
November 18th. 1857
Trains will leave Wiimin gton as follow

NovompoI k8tns lB6S.
Trains viii leave wiimiu gton ~ follows
phll.delphia (expressl,. f1ep. 40
ia $50. NO 90 loo, II ~. II Si a. M. " %
4 Accon@o m = asiSa. % az Go 9sG s,G r. Tas, ,o
+: q, 400. S - 70. 10 70. % % D. IN.
For Che.ter (e,pressl. 80, 80. so, oia,
~; II -. IL 81 u. m. II =, "a. sS, 7Os. and
Aceomm ciatlon. $50. 7oo. 7oS sis, 10 IS a.
m; Si tol. r.. 70, ana 10 20 D. m.
sew lora, 2U, 80 ~. SO, "a 20. 10 o7;
u ~ 10, 'l2..s -. .47. b2t. &C 10, : o., and
FOR w.s. Chester. via Lamokin, 8 70 and
J. "a m, Sand 4O0p. m.
For Newark tCentr } and intermediate sta
lions, 42 a. m. llts and 81 p. m.
Baltlm ore and Intermediate stations, 10 l. ..
M, SO and II - y. IN.
baltimore and Bay Line, IS u. 10.
baltimore snd v ashlnRtop, 10, 40, sol,
70 y and no q. m. l2Os. Il II. ~, - . 10,
Trains Tor Drlawsra Division leave for.
New Castle, 500, s5oA. III i!5, IT'S $50,
6 70 y. M, and " Us Night
Georgetown and Lewes, 80 -. M. : 20 p.rn.,
seaford texpres ,, Op, m.
harri 1Eton. DcinAr. aud way stations. 8 80
EIprsss ior Harrington. 3 TO p. IN. way
Express o.. Dove. Harrington, and Del
mar, T. 0S Night.
fEsnkli CITY, ss0a,m
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
fort AndNoriolk' i2O5 sFht
Leave PhilAdelphis, Broad street. for will
inRion tehpressL u -. 50. 70, q, gl0,
10 x II Is, II s. a. M, . q. S0l, 4C3, 80, 0s.
) =. 10. So, t9op. m.
Accommodation, 30. 10 2s a. m, I.25, go,
"a, "a, bG, 3, Oi, 10 30. aud II II y. IN.
For further Information. passengers are re-
f,rrrI to the ticket Office at the station.
Trains marked thus - are Hunted ex ress,
Gas nenerai Al Manager % General rsssSnsor = ~U Ast
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

FIFTH AND xA2g7. ss,

Has his large wsreroons clm
full OF ttanos and Organs. m
are for sale. It will psy yu
stop In aod examine his yot
New goods. New nansasuw
We mention . few leading u,ls
Frrt on the lie. We place The sa,a
ard WEBBR-sood o, god. M
comes the HABDMAN, rsnutsl
BILE for Its fns tone and eplsh VI
splendid wearing qlailtie. Yx
must not pass by the MASON I
HAMLIE, their new methd 4
strinsirg will strike you ~ andi
cal improvement In piano making
OHICEERING Is q housshsl
word. Then for medium pha
We have the fAvorite MARSHALL
b WENDELL, s7IR-!NG s
others. Pianos In al style,
Rosewood, Ebony, Mahogany N
Blister WALNUT. Cash or INSTALL
ments.
Isit an ORGAN you ara looiii
for? How will an 2STEY dc!-
king OF organs. Following clOk(
on Its heels are the DTEB
HUGHES and WILC0&&WaI
both noted for their volume 'sa
ness, durability and artistic
sign. Always on hand The populi
EASTERN COTTAGE. 0'Gil
IN every style CT case ard sssa
Cash or .nstsllnsn,s.
Smaller Instruments Ia great
riety. sHEErAusIc and BOOn
Pianos, Organs, Aocordsob' ~
thoroughly tuned and repaired
=. p. Potter, with
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22
SURPRISING! !!

To many why we sell
so many clothing, but
why shouldn't we. at
the prices for which we
sell our First Grade OF
Clothing? We often
have people to tell US
they never had such
satisfaction in wearing
clothing The fit is
easy, goods wear well
and lCok well all the
time. You know we
make many Suits and
Overc oats, and take
par,i :ular pains in cut
ting, trimming and max
ing. Some people think
there is nothing in the
get.up of clothing.
The difference is, some
are got up to sell. ours
to wear.
What makes our snc-
cess in Merchant Tailor
ing is the kind Of goods
we keep and the price
for which we make
them up. You never
saw a better selection
Of fine goods than we
carry, or never will find
anybody more anxious
to accommodate and
try 10 please than We
are. We like to show
our goods and have
people know our prices.
JAS, 7. hULLIl&sO
TAILoRs & 9TH & MARKET
CLoTHlERS. WILL, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-22

STUN you ma IN some OF the
stores don't count. Silk
holds the dye better than
fur. Nine styles of the Seal
Skin Cloth
SO in, s. to SI8.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
A accent Dress Stuff that
is further across the wonder
line than anything tor the
price we have before had
this season. A good, firm,
sturdy, proper weight mate
rial, Plump 10 inches aide,
and 25c! Modest little checks
made by thread-bars as
wide as the checks
brown and cardinal
gray and cardinal
gray and black
cardinal and navy
garnet and old g4ld
navy and brown
brown and oak
In some of the color blend
j n e S the fluorescent or
|changeable effect Is very
marked. We never before
knew stuff like this to retail
for less than soc.
Third circle, southeast OF centre.
Anything out Of the regu-
lar in Dress Stufs--short
lengths, short colors, hold.
hackers of any kind--go to
the Remnant counter every
morning. Ii you skip a day
you may miss a chance of
finding there just what you
want at q fraction of the
original price.
Last circle, northwest OF centre.
Whatever Book you want
is almost certain to be here,
and the price--always the
bottom price--is in plain
figures on an inside cover.
Those little pencil marks
are time savers. No hag-
lgling over prices here.
Nearly all the Calendars,
'lespecialIy Dickens. We have
a notion that the Dickens
ladmirers-and they are lie.
Igion--will cali it the best Of
the kind ever made. Here
is what the great novelist S
son writes sbout il:
FREMONT House., BosroS Nov. 8, 1887
Dear Sir
have to acknowledge with thanks re-
| Iceipt of the Dickens Calendar, with which
am very much pleased. Faithfully
iyours,
II CHARLES DICKENS.
/ A wonderfully like por
trait of Dickens; half g
, dozen picture scenes, and q
Thought burdened sentence
! for every day in the year
. soc; by mail, soc.
u Christmas Cards are ready
AS many as ever, as care.
fully picked as ever; seen
to be prettier and cutter thar
lever
Thirteenth street entrance.
Society Games are queer
things sometimes. The latest
lis Progressive Angling
d hooking impossible fish ou
of make.believe water. A
set Of 4 tables, S.; 1, 2, or :
$I.25 each.
Basement, east of centre stairs.
IL Dolls dressed and un
dressed. Eye rolling, heae
n nodding, limb moving, nois,
making; or as rigid and still
y as dried putty. 10000 O
them; 1 cent to $Ioo each
!, A mass MI eting of all tn,
Doll shapes two hemisphere
: -Ihold.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
FL JOHN WANAMAKER.